Pricey, but Worth the Experience
So, I have to be honest—this is a lot of money for incense. Thirty sticks for over thirty bucks feels insane to me. I’ll admit I’m more than a bit frugal, but if you’re even slightly practical, you’ll probably think the same thing. That is, until you light one.
Price aside, there isn’t a single bad thing I can say about these. They burn cleanly, with very little smoke. The fragrance strength is perfectly balanced—it fills a room but never feels overpowering. And the smell is absolutely wonderful: woody and herbal, yet fresh enough to brighten the space.
It’s hard to describe, and of course scent is subjective, but to me this is the kind of incense you burn when you want to feel a shift in your space—not just when you want it to smell nicer.
So, I get it. Yes, it’s expensive, and no, it’s not something I’d burn every day—not because I wouldn’t want to, but because it feels special. This is the incense I’ll save for when my mood needs a lift. For that, I could justify the price. I’m not giving it five stars because of the value, but for the experience, I absolutely recommend it.
